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Don't Miss Out!

BEATLES NIGHT! is Thursday night. Kevin Senior will take you on a FREE guided Beatles tour. He leaves from the Embassie at 8pm! And the tour ends up at the world famous Cavern club with FREE Entry! Where live on stage around 10.00pm will be Liverpool's Number 1 Beatles tribute band, playing on until the early hours.

Don't Miss Out!

The Embassie was built in 1820. It is a beautiful Georgian building, set in a leafy square. The hostel was shown in the Beatles video 'Free as a Bird' and films have been made in the square, such as In the name of the father' and 'Gumshoe'. The building has been a hostel for the past 20 years.

The Embassie provides guests with a unique home away from home atmosphere; it is a period building reflecting the Liverpool, England of days gone by. Bread, jam, tea, coffee and lemonade are free 24 hours. We have Sky and ESPN sports, a pool room and a television lounge with a choice of films for your pleasure, as well as male and female toilets and shower rooms with fresh towels for free. Lockers provided on request.

The Embassie is famous for its unique character and charm. Our friendly staff members are on hand 24hrs a day, to help you enjoy your stay at the Embassie and also in the great city of Liverpool. At the Embassie, we like to think we go the extra mile for our guests. We provide our guests with all the relevant information and recommendations they require for a better stay. The Embassie staff has a big interest in the local cultural scene, and can give you updated information when you arrive.

THE Embassie is open 365 days a year, the hostel takes International and regional visitors to Merseyside.

The Embassie Hostel do accept credit cards.

THEMED NIGHTS

FOOTBALL CRAZY NIGHTS! Liverpool is a famous sporting city, with 2 teams that represent our city on a European level: Liverpool (the red team) and Everton (the blue team). The Embassie owners and staff invite the guests to join in, watch and celebrate the beautiful game together. The Embassie provide free food when England, Liverpool or Everton play in a live televised competitive match.

BEATLES NIGHT! is Thursday night. Kevin Senior will take you on a FREE guided Beatles tour. He leaves from the Embassie at 8pm! And the tour ends up at the world famous Cavern club with FREE Entry! Where live on stage around 10.00pm will be Liverpool's Number 1 Beatles tribute band, playing on until the early hours.

SPECIAL NIGHTS INCLUDE: Cheese and Wine Tasting nights, Game and Quiz nights, Art nights (creative drawing and painting) - details on request. Movie and debate nights are 7 days a week at the Embassie, so come, talk and listen to words of wisdom or maybe not!

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Directions

Arriving By Train:

You will be arriving at Lime Street Station in the city centre of Liverpool. If you will be taking a taxi to the Embassie, you will find the taxi rank just outside of the terminal. A taxi to the Embassie should be less than 5

If you wish to take a city bus, upon arrival exit the train and walk to your left off platform, out of the station towards the Crown Pub . Opposite the pub, you will see two bus shelters on Eliot Street next to St Johns Market. Cross at the lights (be careful crossing). Any 86 (A/C/D) or 80A bus can take you to the Embassie. Ask the driver to drop you off at the corner of Catharine Street and Canning Street. From this bus stop walk towards traffic lights then turn left in to Canning Street walk straight, which will bring you to Falkner square. The Embassie has a big red door which faces the phone box. The regular fare is 1.70 from that location.

It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Lime Street Station to the Embassie. Upon arrival exit the train, walk to your left off the platform, out of the station towards The Crown Pub. Turn left on Lime street and follow through Renshaw Street. When you reach the top of Renshaw Street, you will notice St Lukes Church which was bombed during the war. Turn right onto Berry Street, walking past the shop named Richer Sounds and towards the arch, you are now walking through Chinatown, once you see the arch, take a left onto Upper Duke street and continue up past the beautiful Liverpool Anglican cathedral (the biggest single sited cathedral in the world). Now keep straight all the way to Falkner Square, crossing over Catharine Street at lights and continue onto Canning St again until you reach Falkner square. The Embassie is the building with the big red door which faces the phone box in the square. Friendly Embassie staff are now waiting to serve you a hot or cold drink on arrival.

Arriving by Plane:

From Liverpool airport, take the number 80 A or 86A bus and get off at the corner of Catharine and Canning Street. Turn left on Canning Street which will eventually become Falkner Square. The Embassie is the building with the big red door which faces the phone box in the square .
Arriving By Bus:

Your National Express coach will arrive at Norton Street Station. We might suggest a taxi from the coach station. The fare should not exceed 5. You can certainly walk to the Embassie from here,
This is about a 20 minute walk to the Embassie. Ask at the desk for one of our flyers, which has a very helpful detailed map on the back. Walk down Norton Street and cross London Road. The road you are on at that time will change names a couple of times (from Norton Street it becomes Seymour Street, then Russell Street, then Clarence Street, then Rodney Street). On the end of Rodney Street take a left on to Upper Duke street and continue up past the beautiful Liverpool Anglican cathedral (the biggest single sited cathedral in the world). You now keep straight all the way up Canning Street, crossing over Catharine Street and back on to Canning Street again until you enter into Falkner Square, the Embassie is the building with the big red door which faces the phone box in the square. Friendly Embassie staff are now waiting to serve you a hot or cold drink on arrival.